Then suddenly Nahshon, the prince of Judah, plunged into the sea, firmly trusting that God would stand by Israel in their need.
However, participants firmly trusted the surgeon's decision when being promised that surgery would go well.
Beijing is also trying to pull off a delicate balancing act: imposing the disciplines of the market on management while keeping policy control of its national and local champions firmly in trusted hands.
At the same time, its emphasis on the social bases of personhood helps firmly to embed trust, cooperation, and responsibility to the community in cultural practices.
But when your business relies so firmly on user trust — and is headquartered close to the Kremlin, to boot — words may evidently not be enough.
The spokesperson said they wanted to reassure the public that the trust is firmly committed to delivering improvement through its modernisation programme.
"We would like to reassure the public that the trust is firmly committed to delivering the improvement aims of its Working Together for Success modernisation programme and will continue to work with health boards and other partners to improve our services for the people of Wales".
After several years of interactive learning through joint actions, individual leaders and their staff have firmly established a mutual trust and overcome many difficult challenges.
The creation of separate NHS trusts and foundation trusts has been firmly resisted, as has GP fundholding and its subsequent variations.
Reliability, aka trust, is thus firmly established after two or three cycles.
You're almost overwhelmed with resources, perspectives and trusted advice grounded firmly in real experience.
